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Re: Has anyone tried "hanging tomatoes"
Posted by:
rab
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Date: April 14, 2010 07:49PM It looks unnatural too me, so I wanted to check - the results cannot be the same as when planting normal way, I think. But, for people in the appartments, this or some similar solution may work?
I am sure it would be easy to make something like this rather than buy it. Re: Has anyone tried "hanging tomatoes"
Posted by:
klandestine
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Date: April 15, 2010 01:05AM I may try something like this - should help keep some garden "pests" at bay. Or perhaps try an experiment - one hanging upside down, one in a pot upright (not hanging) and one in the garden and see who is happiest. Re: Has anyone tried "hanging tomatoes"
Posted by:
Jgunn
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Date: April 15, 2010 01:49AM ok my neighbor and I tried this experiment , we both have sunny south facing front yards , so i planted a dozen tomatoes in pots and he hung a dozen of these bags with the same brand of tomatoes.
we both seemed to get about the same yield more or less up too a few weeks of the end of tomato season , the difference being got far less tomato powdery mildew then i got , which im thinking cuz the morning dew and occaisional rain dripped off and didnt stay on the leaves , his plants lived a couple weeks longer then mine and there fore produced a few lbs more tomatoes  ...Jodi, the banana eating buddhist  Re: Has anyone tried "hanging tomatoes"
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RAWLION
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Date: April 15, 2010 04:19PM topsy turvy's are awesome !!! you can definitely yield more than normal, especially if you use a plant that is indeterminate. plus you need nothing to stake it up. The Raw Lion  440 pounds to 225 pounds!Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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